Controlling the Process with Distributed Multimedia

Authors:
Aloke Guha;Allalaghatta Pavan;Jonathan C. L. Liu;Barry A. Roberts
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE MultiMedia
Year:
1995

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Abstract

Multimedia in the process control industry has broad scope in terms of incorporating diverse imaging sensors as well as using multimedia data for visualizing, monitoring, and controlling time- critical processes. Our research has shown that a distributed architecture based on a client-server model that operates on multimedia data, together with specialized image processing hardware and a number of commercial products can be very effective in monitoring and controlling a film coating process. Contact Guha at Network Systems Corp., 7600 Boone Ave. North, Minneapolis, MN 55428-1099, e-mail guha@anubis.network.com; phone (612) 391-1261, fax (612) 391-1191. Pavan's e-mail address is pavan@cs.umn.edu.